Skip to main content

2026-27 rates are live. DMO, VDO and solar feed-in tariffs updated for July 2026. See what changed

Retailer guide

Sumo Electricity Plans, Rates and Prices for 2026 Compared

What Sumo charges in each network, how its cheapest open plans compare with the regulated reference price, and what its plan range includes.

Checked against regulator sources, 14 October 2026

Residential plans
330
electricity, published
States
VIC, QLD, NSW, SA
10 networks
Cheapest, Essential Energy
$1,874
a year at 4,000 kWh
Feed-in tariff
up to 8.8c
retailer paid

About Sumo

Sumo is an Australian-owned retailer, established in 2014 with its head office in Melbourne.

Sumo publishes residential plans in NSW, Victoria, south-east Queensland and South Australia, including plans with seasonal pricing. Its flat plans regularly appear among the cheapest in our network rankings.

Sumo prices in each network

Electricity prices depend on your network, so the same retailer charges different amounts in different areas. The table shows Sumo's cheapest flat-rate plan open to any household in each network, priced at 4,000 kWh a year, against the regulated reference price for that network.

Sumo: cheapest generally available flat-rate plan by network, 4,000 kWh a year
NetworkPlanA yearReferenceDifference
AusgridNSWSumo Winter Saver$1,513$1,93222% below
Endeavour EnergyNSWSumo Winter Saver$1,551$2,02523% below
Essential EnergyNSWSumo Winter Saver$1,874$2,39422% below
EnergexQLDSumo Queenslander$1,554$1,82015% below
SA Power NetworksSASumo Stobie$1,997$2,33414% below
AusNet ServicesVICSumo Sunrise Plus$1,424$1,74718% below
CitiPowerVICSumo Sunrise Plus$1,126$1,48124% below
JemenaVICSumo Sunrise Plus$1,206$1,56323% below
PowercorVICSumo Sunrise Plus$1,256$1,63323% below
United EnergyVICSumo Sunrise Plus$1,140$1,52925% below
From plans published to the AER's Energy Made Easy data on 14 October 2026. Includes GST and guaranteed discounts, excludes conditional discounts. Compared with the regulated reference price for each network.

What it costs at low, medium and high usage

Sumo in the Essential Energy network: Sumo Winter Saver
Usage a yearSumoReferenceDifference
2,500 kWh$1,390$1,86926% below
4,000 kWh$1,874$2,39422% below
6,500 kWh$2,681$3,26918% below
Usage rate 32.26c and supply $1.60 a day before any guaranteed discount. Reference is the Default Market Offer.
Sumo in the Energex network: Sumo Queenslander
Usage a yearSumoReferenceDifference
2,500 kWh$1,126$1,40020% below
4,000 kWh$1,554$1,82015% below
6,500 kWh$2,266$2,51910% below
Usage rate 28.5c and supply $1.13 a day before any guaranteed discount. Reference is the Default Market Offer.

Compare these with your own bill using the kWh you used over a year. Our average bills page shows typical usage for each state.

Sumo's plan range

Sumo residential electricity plans by type
Plan featurePlans
Flat rate (single rate)107
Time of use223
Demand charge77
With controlled load217
Fixed price0
Solar Sharer free midday power14
Guaranteed discount0
Conditional discount72
Restricted eligibility0
Counts of published plans, 14 October 2026. A plan can appear in more than one row.

Some Sumo plans carry a conditional discount, with the condition set out in the plan fact sheet. Our pay-on-time discount guide explains what missing a condition can cost.

Solar, GreenPower and fees

  • Solar feed-in tariff: from 0c up to 8.8c per kWh across its plans. See feed-in tariffs by state.
  • GreenPower: no per-kWh GreenPower option listed in its plan data. See green energy.
  • Late payment fee: none listed.
  • Paper bill fee: none listed.
  • Ways to pay: Paper bill, Direct debit, BPAY, Credit card, Other methods.

How Sumo compares

Questions about Sumo

In Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales and South Australia, across 10 electricity networks. It published 330 residential electricity plans to Energy Made Easy as at 14 October 2026.

In the Essential Energy network, Sumo's cheapest generally available flat-rate plan, Sumo Winter Saver, works out at about $1,874 a year for 4,000 kWh, including GST and guaranteed discounts. That is 22% below the Default Market Offer of $2,394.

Yes. Across its published plans, Sumo's retailer feed-in tariffs range up to 8.8c per kWh. The rate depends on the plan and network, so check the fact sheet for the plan you choose.

None of its published residential plans listed a late payment fee when we checked.

Sources

Every rate on this page comes from the regulator or the regulated retailer. Last checked 14 October 2026. Prices include GST unless we say otherwise.